Clean Energy Trading Platform ‘CnerG’ Raises 3 Billion KRWin Investment

CnerG, an operator of a clean energy trading platform, raised 3 billion KRW in new investment. According to financial investment sources on the 7th, CnerG secured investments from Hanwha Investment & Securities, Quantum Ventures Korea, SGC Partners-DSN Investment, and Brite Energy Partners. This bridge round comes between the pre-series A round in 2022 and the series A round planned for next year...

Clean Energy Trading Platform 'CnerG' Raises 3 Billion KRW in Investment... 4 Companies Including Hanwha Investment Securities Participate

CnerG, a global clean energy trading platform company, successfully raised 3 billion KRW in investment. CnerG secured investments from Hanwha Investment & Securities, Quantum Ventures Korea, SGC Partners-DSN Investment, and Brite Energy Partners. This round acts as a bridge between the pre-series A round held in 2022 and the series A round planned for next year.

CnerG Brokers Carbon Credit Purchases for Two SMEs... 'Contributing to Net Zero Goals'

CnerG (formerly IEX), which operates a renewable energy trading platform, announced on the 4th that it had facilitated the purchase of voluntary carbon credits for local SMEs. Two Gwangju-based companies Chunil Industry and World Plus Electronics completed the transactions through the CnerG platform in July.

CnerG Facilitates Purchase of 'Voluntary Carbon Credits' with Two Korean SMEs.. 'A Bridge to Carbon Neutrality'

CnerG (formerly IEX), a clean energy trading platform, announced on the 4th that they successfully facilitated the purchase of voluntary carbon credits for Two Korean SMEs. This marks a significant step for Korean companies entering the global carbon offset market. In July, SMEs from Gwangju, Chunil Industry, and World Plus completed transactions through the CnerG platform.

RE100 Pressure Intensifies... Why Multinational Companies are Turning to a 'K-Platform'

A major focus for companies worldwide is achieving RE100, a global campaign to address climate change. RE100 Campaign's goal is for companies to use 100% renewable energy by 2050. While participation is voluntary, major companies like Apple are making RE100 a mandatory requirement for their suppliers.